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Coalition concerns Are coalition governments more or less effective at tackling financial reform? >>READ MORE

Clearing a path through the derivatives maze It has been a long time in coming but finally the European Commission has outlined its next steps in how it will be regulating the OTC derivative markets. Edmund Lakin takes a look at the latest consultation document >>READ MORE

Balancing Act There is a growing call for balanced budgets to be introduced after the financial and sovereign debt crises. Bernadette Mill investigates the merits of such a system >>READ MORE

The flash crash On 6 May, the Dow Jones index had its biggest one-day drop in history. Luke Nelson takes a look at the causes and what is being done to prevent it from happening again >>READ MORE

Caught short Germany’s decision to ban naked short selling has done it no favours on the global stage and the government was widely criticised for acting unilaterally. Bernadette Mill examines the implications >>READ MORE

Banks unite in concerns over capital requirements directive The capital requirement proposals published by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in December have resulted in a global response from banks. Luke Nelson analyses both the shared and divergent opinions in the responses >>READ MORE

Banking on Basel loosening capital requirements A study suggests that regulators' focus on stringent bank capital requirements risks stifling economic recovery and warns against knee-jerk reactions >>READ MORE